Prohibition Ratification Proclaimed by U S Official
Washington Jan 29 Ratification of the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution, effective January 16, 1920, was proclaimed today by Acting Secretary Polk in a ceremony attended by Senator Sheppard of Texas and anti-saloon leaders. The proclamation certifies that the states listed have ratified the amendment and that it becomes part of the Constitution.
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Rock Springs Bomb Blasts Two Story Brick Building
In Rock Springs Wye January 2 a two story brick building on J street was blown up. John Hertognoltz, a wealthy resident, occupied the front room and his brother Philip was seriously injured. Windows shattered for half a mile and a 25 pound brick was hurled across the room. Authorities suspect the attack was carried out by a backhand gang after threats to Hertognalli.
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Americans Not Guilty of Crime in City of Paris
Paris reports that several crimes attributed to Americans were found not to be true. Two Americans accused of stealing a car were arrested, with one later identified as a French army deserter. others involved included a French civilian accomplice and a Belgian man. Market prices for buller, cheese, and potatoes are noted with substantial variations.
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Chicago market sees drop in eggs cheese and butter
In Chicago on Jan 29 a market report notes declines in the prices of eggs cheese and butter. The scene is described with garbled details but indicates softer wholesale prices and ongoing market activity amid scattered references to state investigations and unnamed participants.
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Australians back plan for one large union
Melbourne January 23 report that the Interstate conference of trades unions adopted the principle of forming a single Industrial Workers Union of Australia. The body will work out details for submission to the union, while many labor leaders fear a single giant union could centralize control over industrial and political activity.
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Future of the Hun Colonel Experts Hear
The peace conference debates colony policy with five great powers. American delegates press for the US plan of international control and guardian ships under the League of Nations. Discussions touch on Poland and Finland moves, with Britain weighing Wilson's plan versus the conference approach. Nations eyed for guardianship roles and colonial administration.
Clyde strike widens across shipyards in Scotland
London reports a growing Clyde strike affecting nearly all shipyards and engineering works with threats to remodel trades as a national direct action policy. Glasgow leaders seek to link Belfast and London actions, while Belfast strikes gain civil authority acquiescence amid talk of an industrial saving.
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French to stay on the Rhine to bar Germans
Coblenz, Jan 27. General Gouraud voiced support for M ar admissions that the French will remain on the Rhine as a strategic barrier after peace. He said Americans and British will go home when peace is declared, but France will stay to prevent future German strikes and protect the Rhine line.
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Arrival of U. S. Colonel Brings Out the People
London dispatch reports a Marburg demonstration in honor of an American mission led by Colonel Miles. German forces under General Maeutter fired on the crowd after their dispersal order was ignored, killing eight and wounding many.
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Latin Republics Plan to Safeguard Their Interests
PARIS on Tuesday Jan 27 delegates from South and Central American states at the peace conference agreed to appoint a commission to safeguard their interests. Brazil will monitor Central and South American protections while Paraguay focuses on the interest in ports, waterways, and canals. International labor relations will also be considered from the same viewpoint.
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Prince Philanthropist Supports Europe Amid Democratic Wave
The prince of Lindfensteln, a noted benefactor, reportedly returned to his throne as democracy swept Europe. He reportedly holds vast European holdings and has funded public works from private resources, aiding many communities while being viewed by some as a patron rather than an oppressor.
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Refugees Increase as Weather Drives Evacuees North
Allied relief notes from January 28 report rising numbers of refugees crossing from Shen Kursk toward New Orleans area due to harsh weather. American Red Cross confirms large groups seek shelter, with officials citing ongoing displacements following the surrender of Polish forces and continued movements toward allied headquarters.
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Campaign for Hapless Snake Education Begins
The Reptile Study Society of America led by Allen S. Williams announces a national education drive in support of the non polemous snake. He argues the snake reduces pests on farms and boosts food production and calls for incorporating its value into farm schools and agricultural colleges.
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Riots Reported as American Mission Arrives in Marburg
Report from Marburg describes a severe disturbance when an American debarkation committee under Colonel Miles arrived. Five people killed and several injured are reported, with General Majeter of the Juge-Slav army said to have issued orders. The cause remains unclear in dispatches.
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Price drops hit lower level produce markets
A garbled report from London and Chicago notes weakening prices and rising tensions in trade unions as food costs influence action. TheFood Controller, George H Roberts, comments on living costs shaping policy and price trends amid industrial unrest and labor leadership concerns.
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United States quoted on participation in European peace efforts
Disjointed wartime transcript notes quote President Wilson and critics on whether the United States should join the guaranty of European peace. The passage discusses America’s role, the idea of independence in policy, and reactions from German and Allied observers amid postwar diplomacy.
Italian Admiral Disagrees With Colleagues In Inquiry
Paris reports an Italian admiral opposed to colleagues over the inquiry into fort occupations along the eastern coast. Commission meetings have not been suspended, but the withdrawal of the Italian representative is feared to split the panel. The dispute centers on the propriety of continuing the inquiry with the Italian abstaining.
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Will Recross Atlantic in the Early Spring If Necessary
PATUS Jan 29 Much as President Wilson hopes to avoid a second trip to Europe the trend of peace conference affairs would cause him to feel impelled to recross the Atlantic in the early spring. Official statements claim he planned to return from Washington in February and even fix sailing dates but no definite information exists. The president from the start has shown readiness to return if needed and has told officials he believes it would be his duty to return if his present plans fail. If necessary he will sail from Brent on the steamer Washington between July 16 and 15, taking the southern route to avoid bad weather. Wilson Receives Suffragists Paris Tuesday Jan 29 Havana President Wilson this morning received a delegation of the French union for women suffrage led by Nadine de Witt Schlumberger. In the afternoon he received a delegation of the Union of Women of France led by Madame Crave. New Ambassador Undecided Paris Jan 28 The appointment of a new ambassador to France to succeed William Graves Sharp is in doubt. Wilson has offered the post to a layman who has not yet accepted. The man may be Tyner McCarmick who recently resigned as chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Secret treaties confront Allied peace delegates
Jan 29 Paris edition reports three secret pacts dominate peace talks. Britain, France and Italy allegedly pledge Adriatic coast control, Croat Brider deal grants Japan German assets in the North Pacific, and a Britain Hedjaz treaty would place Damascus under Hedjaz with Syria and Palestine spheres. Damascus role stirs dispute between British and French plans.
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Max For President Amid German Political Turmoil
Vienna dispatch reports from Amsterdam indicating Prince Max of Baden, former imperial chancellor, may seek the presidency of a German republic. The candidacy appears backed by the Social Democrats and the German Democratic Party amid ongoing political realignments.
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